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Town of Summerfield to Honor Laughlin Elementary School with Historical Marker
The Town of Summerfield will place a historical marker commemorating the site of the original Laughlin Elementary School outside of what is now the Laughlin Professional Development Center.
The Guilford County Board of Education approved the town’s request to place the marker on the site at its meeting Thursday.
Laughlin was first established as a “Sabbath School” at Peace Church in 1866, and continued to serve the community as a school until 2011 when GCS repurposed the site as a professional development center.
Once installed, the marker will be visible off of Summerfield Road.